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| The '''Dark Meridian''' (referred to by Tetsuya Nomura as the '''Dark Coastline''') is a mysterious place in [[Kingdom Hearts (game)|Kingdom Hearts]]. It is first seen in "[[Another Side, Another Story]]" (Deep Dive) video.
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| In the first cutscene of [[Kingdom Hearts II]], [[Roxas]] on a dark, moonlit beach, where [[Xemnas]] appears. He talks to Roxas, telling him how much he looks like [[Sora]].
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| It reappears in the end of Kingdom Hearts II. After defeating Xemnas, [[Riku]] and Sora end up on the Dark Meridian. Suddenly, after Sora reads a [[Kairi's Letter|letter from Kairi]], a [[Door To Light|door]] appears leading them to [[Destiny Islands]].
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| According to '''[[Director's Secret Report XIII|Another Report]]''', Nomura states that the Dark Meridian is "the tip of a world", i.e. the boundary between Darkness and In Between. Sora and Riku were on the coast of the side of In Between, and were looking over the sea in the [[Realm of Darkness]]. Having said thus, the Door to Light which appeared in the ending scene is reminiscent of a quote which recurs in the Kingdom Hearts series, albeit in different words: "Deep in the Darkness, there is Light".
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| ==Trivia==
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| *The rocks of this place are very similar to the rocks of the [[End of the World]], which befits this place as Riku calls it the "end of the road".
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| *With the use of cheat codes, you can access this area.
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| ==See Also==
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| * [[End of the World]]
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Latest revision as of 09:35, 16 January 2010
